News about Andy King

MATT BARLOW: As he ducks through the door, Mick Lyons imitates the Everton legend. A regal presence with a warm smile, solid handshake, and the club emblem on his rain jacket was absorbed in tales of how he fell in love with the club. On matchdays, he and his brother Joseph would ride the 44D bus to make sure they were outside Goodison Park when the gates opened so they could dash to the old scoreboard. 'We'd be in there dead early, and we'd run to sit in the old box where they changed the scores,' Lyons says. We'd watch the game from there.' They were crowned 1963-63 in the league. Alex Young, a great player.'

Billy McFarland said on Friday that he hopes the second itineration of the devastating Fyre Festival, which he hopes to host in December somewhere in the Caribbean, will be'redemption'. "I really hope it's all about hope,'" he told NewsNation: "I really hope it's all about redemption, the second chance. And I think the way I think myself now is that I'm flying a little airplane through a hurricane and people get a front row seat, so they're not sure if I'm going to crash or land. But either way, it's going to be amusing, and it's likely to attract some interesting people.' Andy King (right) has also confirmed that he is back.

IAN HERBERT: The murals a few miles from the football stadium capture Leicester's new melancholy, a city of resignation and no optimism ahead of a weekend of heightened significance. The artwork, which was created around two exterior walls of an electrical showroom soon after the team's victory in the Premier League, was a 12ft depiction of Claudio Ranieri and his all-conquering heroes, who made Leicester an emblem of what is possible in life. Nonetheless, the showroom was sold, the mural was half painted in grey, and though an outrage brought this act of desecration to a halt, only Jamie Vardy and Andy King's faces were retained. Yesterday, the premises in Kate Street were closed and in need of restoration. 'If you want a plasterer, call if you want a plasterer,' a note attached to the door.'

There aren’t enough red flag emojis in the world, y’all… Billy McFarland, the disgraced head honcho, only recently emerged from jail in May of last year, but it looks like he's planning a re-do. Yes, the 31-year-old dude spent four years in jail since the infamous Fyre Festival sank and burned in 2017. And yet months after finally securing his freedom, he’s going to try again?!?!

Bulb's recovery will cost every British household a whopping £230, adding to the agony of households already suffering with spiraling energy bills. Bulb has been in a'special administration' since its demise late last year, during which time it was effectively nationalized and has cost billions to keep operating.